Donald Trump plans California campaign headquarters in Sacramento

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Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, looking ahead to the June 7 primary here, is preparing to open his California headquarters in the Natomas area of Sacramento, a spokesman said Wednesday.

Tim Clark, Trump’s state director, said he plans to have the office up and running next week, along with another space in Southern California.

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The trio is scheduled to address the California Republican Party’s upcoming convention in Burlingame, with Trump speaking at an opening lunch reception April 29 and Cruz and Kasich filling afternoon and evening slots on April 30.

Speaking with reporters Wednesday in Florida, Cruz predicted he would do well in California, where he’s spent months organizing tens of thousands of volunteers, and dismissed Trump as a “niche candidate” with less appeal in states west of the Mississippi River. Cruz noted California’s 172 delegates, nearly 14 percent of the 1,237 needed to secure the nomination, and characterized the late prize as “the big enchilada.”

Concluded Cruz: “What is clear today is that we are headed to a contested convention.”

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